New York: Gale. 1992. 183 p. ISBN: 0805777946.

From Library Journal

"Morton serves up a useful survey of American leftist activism at the turn of the century and finds in hindsight stronger ties between anarchists and the left than were created by deliberate organization."
Susan E. Parker, Harvard Law Sch. Lib.

Contents
* 1. Jewish Roots: Russian Radicalism, 1869-1885
* 2. A Stranger in the Land: The Immigrant Left, 1886-1901
* 3. Exile among the Immigrants: Radicalizing Americans, 1901- 1912
* 4. "The Tragedy of Woman’s Emancipation": Radicalizing Women, 1910-1916
* 5. Enemy of the State: The Repression of the Left, 1916-1919
* 6. Disillusionment with Russia: Rethinking the Revolution, 1917-1928
* 7. Nowhere at Home: Nowhere the Revolution, 1929-1940